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Original post by BarBar124
Listen children, for I'll tell you the story of how Loki tied his scrotum to a goat, so the ensuing tug of war would make a miserable giant laugh.


I want to know who won.
Original post by BhagwanNoBhool
Not looking for advice :h:

:teehee:oops..:lol:lol...
Original post by EricPiphany
I want to know who won.


The giant smiled a little.

The end.
Original post by ripjonsnow
Yup, although the older I get the more agnostic I become, that story keeps me optimistic about my religion :smile:


Yupp same here. I'm more of an agnostic than a hindu.
OK, so do I start with Samuel II Chapter 11 or Chapter 13?
Ok i will share mine but i am afraid i will need the help of two other posters to complete the experience.

Basically, this one time, at band camp..
jesus = kim jong il, basically
a middle eastern iron age kim jong il, without a country
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Original post by nucdev
Fairs haha.
I'm a non-theistic Hindu so I get where you're coming from.


I thought you were a practising Hindu?

:confused:
Original post by rajneetk


I thought you were a practising Hindu?

:confused:

Define hindu lol

You can be non theistic and hindu. Its just perhaps a different version of what you may know of
Once upon a time,

Little Madalina was baptized under the Christian Orthodox church.
18 years later, after her experience with this religion, and how it was followed in her family and indoctrinated in her country, she had signed herself off the church without her family knowing.
2 years later, her parents begin to stress the fact that if she was to marry her current partner, they'd want him (currently Protestant) to become Orthodox. That would require him to be baptised. Little do they know that now older Madalina would have to be re-baptised as well.

Madalina is prepared to be disowned.

The end.
Original post by TheALevelStudent
Define hindu lol

You can be non theistic and hindu. Its just perhaps a different version of what you may know of


A follower of Hinduism
Doesn't non theistic mean you reject God? Or something like that

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Original post by rajneetk
A follower of Hinduism
Doesn't non theistic mean you reject God? Or something like that

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Not all hindus believe the same thing, they have different beliefs.

Yeah it does, but you can still be hindu, as nucdev has said.

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Young simbahhh was born....

He turns into the Lion King.

He says Islam is the only true religion and that we should all follow it.

He turns young again (and cute)

The End
Original post by TheALevelStudent
Not all hindus believe the same thing, they have different beliefs.

Yeah it does, but you can still be hindu, as nucdev has said.

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Really?? Omg that's so cool I never knew Hindus have different beliefs!!
I've never looked into Hinduism properly then

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Reply 35
Original post by rajneetk


I thought you were a practising Hindu?

:confused:


I am, but you don't have to believe in God to be a Hindu.
Hinduism contains so many different streams of thought like atheism, agnosticism, monotheism, deism, monism, dualism etc. etc. (I could go on).
It can practically accommodate so many different opposing viewpoints.

Original post by TheALevelStudent
Define hindu lol

You can be non theistic and hindu. Its just perhaps a different version of what you may know of


^^^^^^^^ :yep: This.
Original post by nucdev
I am, but you don't have to believe in God to be a Hindu.
Hinduism contains so many different streams of thought like atheism, agnosticism, monotheism, deism, monism, dualism etc. etc. (I could go on).
It can practically accommodate so many different opposing viewpoints.



^^^^^^^^ :yep: This.


I second this :mmm:
Original post by nucdev
I am, but you don't have to believe in God to be a Hindu.
Hinduism contains so many different streams of thought like atheism, agnosticism, monotheism, deism, monism, dualism etc. etc. (I could go on).
It can practically accommodate so many different opposing viewpoints.



^^^^^^^^ :yep: This.


Thanks for the clarification!
That's really cool though ngl
Kharku is just confusing... Lol
Reply 38
Original post by imaninja
I second this :mmm:


Of course you do :tongue:

:lol:

Original post by imaninja
Yupp same here. I'm more of an agnostic than a hindu.


No, you are a Hindu, but an agnostic one :rofl:

Original post by rajneetk
Thanks for the clarification!
That's really cool though ngl
Kharku is just confusing... Lol


No worries :smile:
It is indeed, I much prefer that compared to the "believe this or you're screwed" type of thought :teehee:
Lmao at "Kharku"
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Original post by nucdev
Of course you do :tongue:

:lol:



No, you are a Hindu, but an agnostic :rofl:



No worries :smile:
It is indeed, I much prefer that compared to the "believe this or you're screwed" type of thought :teehee:
Lmao at "Kharku"

Okay yh I'm not making any sense, maaf karo.

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